One-page Week, Part 4

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One-page Sketch #19

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"Going Gluten Free" by Megan Bickers
Supplies Used - Cardstock: Paper Studio (Blue); Patterned Paper: October Afternoon (5 & Dime: Wax Bottles; Modern Homemaker: Percolator, Flour Sack); Inks: Marvy Uchida (Black), Ranger (Distress Inkpad: Walnut Stain); Stickers: K & Company (Bungalow Word Swatch Book), Making Memories (Just Chillin'; Puffy Alpha; Mini Shimmer Alpha: Black School House; Tiny Alpha: Pink Ledger), American Crafts (Puffy Letter Thickers: Honey); Tools: Ranger (Foam Blending Tool); Markers: American Craft (Precision Pen: Black); Embellishments: Unknown (Cream Buttons), Mark Richards (Crystal Stickers: Brown), Martha Stewart (Ribbon Tags: Blue Sky), 3L (Photo Corners: Black), Coats & Clark (Crochet Thread: Black); Adhesive: 3M (Foam Tape)

Variation #1: I turned the sketch on its side with the flag ends facing to the right.

Variation #2: I used a single piece of striped pattern paper to create my "ribbons". I cut slivers of paper out between each section to give some space between the stripes and trimmed the ends into flag shapes.

Variation #3: I used a vertical photo instead of a horizontal one.

Variation #4: I added my journaling underneath my photo and the second portion of my extended title.

Here's a closer look at some of the details:

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"She Is 5" by Suzanna Lee
Supply List - Patterned paper: Bella Boulevard, Around the Block, Lilli Bee; Number and letter stickers: American Crafts, Cosmo Cricket; Stickers: Crate Paper; Die Cuts: K & Co, Cosmo Cricket: Flowers: Maya Road, Petaloo; Brad: My Minds Eye; Border: Reminisce

Variation 1: I rotated the sketch 90 degrees to the right and then everything went wonky from there! LOL!!

Variation 2: I used a 12x6 picture that I trimmed down. The size of my picture changed the dimensions of the flags to keep things proportional. I didn't like the bits of flag poking out on the other side of the picture so they remained to one side only.

Variation 3: Again because of picture size, I didn't have room for the journaling where the sketch called for it. I made one of the flags into a journaling spot instead.

Variation 4: The layout needed a bit of "grounding" without the bits on the right hand side of the picture so I used the backside of an old Reminisce border.

Variation 5: Title placement is different. That big ol' pink balloon is a bit of an eye sore as is but the perfect place to put a title!

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"Day in the Sun" by Katrina Hunt
Supplies - Patterned Paper: American Crafts (Fox Park Forest, Brilliance, Gee Whiz), My Mind’s Eye (Catch a Wave, Beach Huts), Sassafras (Line Up), Studio Calico (London Calling); Buttons: My Mind’s Eye; Mini Alphas: Sassafras; Vinyl and Chipboard Letters: American Crafts; Twine: The Twinery Baker’s Twine (Cantaloupe); Chipboard Sun: Basically Bare; Adhesives: Scotch, Fabri-Tac and Scrapbook Adhesives; Tools: Martha Stewart Border Punch

Variation 1 - Rotated sketch.

Variation 2 - Changed 4 x 6 picture to three smaller pictures.

Variation 3 - Added a few extra layers everywhere, including the banner area.

Variation 4 - If you look, my title and journaling are basically in the same place if you rotate the sketch 90 degrees to the left.

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